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Thread: First look at the longevity 160d mig and stick welder.

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    First look at the longevity 160d mig and stick welder.

    This is not an "offical" video and is really me just testing it out after hooking it up for the first time on some rust scraps. this machine looks pretty damn fine. I will totally do some better videos with it this is just nothing really.

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    Looks like a great machine Freddy. I'm looking forward to seeing what you can make with it.
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    Nice looking welder!! I am also looking forward to your new videos.
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    Thanks, it's really a nice machine. it looks and feels good. I can't wait till I get some aluminum to learn on. I'm working on a real looking commercial type video for it but those take a lot of work.
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    I'm sure you will put out a top notch video Freddy, you always do.
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    Here is another video of that machine. I like it so far so good. it's really nice. I will be trying out the spool gun pretty soon.

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    here is another video with this machine.

    I just used it for some tacks.


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    Looks like a nice machine. I have a Lincoln SP175 that I love but Lincoln customer service sucks. Might buy one of these in the future when mine takes a crap.

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